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Now in its third incarnation, the MG Series embodies the pursuit of design excellence, and incorporates some of the same technologies developed for use in high-end professional consoles, including studio-quality preamps, powerful digital processing, and a rugged, reliable construction. The Yamaha MG06 is a six channel mixing console with two mic (XLR hybrid) and six Line Inputs (2 mono + 2 stereo), one Stereo Bus, and one AUX send.

With an intuitive, easy-to-use interface, the MG Series boasts an extensive lineup of compact mixing consoles with models ranging from six to twenty channels, suitable for a diverse range of users and applications. For installed, recording, or live music settings, the solid construction and flexible design of these consoles lets you shape your sound with confidence, continually delivering peak performance and a level of sound quality and reliability unrivalled in its class.
Yamaha MG06 6-Channel Mixer
Yamaha MG06 6-Channel Mixer
Yamaha MG06 6-Channel Mixer

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  • 6-Channel Mixing Console
  • Max. 2 Mic / 6 Line Inputs (2 mono + 2 stereo)
  • 1 Stereo Bus
  • "D-PRE" mic preamps with an inverted Darlington circuit
  • XLR balanced outputs
  • PAD switch on mono inputs
  • +48V phantom power
  • Metal chassis

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  • On-board processors : SPX algorithm: 24 programs
  • Phantom power: +48 V
  • Input Channels: 2 Mono[MIC/LINE], stereo[LINE]: 2
  • Output Channels: STEREO OUT: 2
  • PHONES: 1
  • Bus: Stereo: 1
  • Input Channel Function
  • PAD: 26 dB (Mono)
  • HPF: 80 Hz, 12 dB/oct (Mono)
  • EQ HIGH: Gain: +15 dB/-15 dB, Frequency: 10 kHz shelving
  • EQ LOW: Gain: +15 dB/-15 dB, Frequency: 100 Hz shelving
  • PEAK LED: LED turns on when post EQ signal reaches 3 dB below clipping
  • Level Meter: 2 x 7 -segment LED meter [PEAK, +10, +6, 0, -6, -10, -20, -30 dB]

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Reviewed by 4 customers

  • Great clean little mixer

    5

    submitted3 years ago

    byJaime

    fromMemphis

    This is a great little mixer for a couple of mics and sources. Like a Dj set up or basic simple PA setup for small gatherings. The audio is clean and the unit is easy to use. My only con is that it doesn't have any bass and treble controls for the line inputs. Just my preference thoughts. I still give this MG06 5 stars for being a solid performer and very reliable. Mine has been dropped, banged up and spilled on. Yet, after cleanup it still rocks on. Not advising to let these things happen but it speaks to its construction and durability.

  • Perfect mixer for my setup

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted5 years ago

    byKevin R

    fromEugene, OR

    I use this mixer for my live DJ set up between my Rane mixer and active PAs. Give great head room.

  • Nice little mixer

    5

    submitted8 years ago

    byGary

    fromLos Angeles, California

    This is a solid little unit, has a nice reverb. I use this for mixing vocal and guitar and sending it to two Roland Street amps. Works great. Yamaha makes good stuff.

  • HIGH QUALITY STURDY CONSTRUCTION

    5

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    submitted8 years ago

    byRandall

    fromundisclosed

    This is the first mixer I ever bought. My perspective is somewhat limited to sub-par mixers for PA systems at rehearsal spaces and such. Most of the recording rigs I've used (8-tracks and Audio Interfaces) have had all of my mixing needs built-in. For those just entering that arena, this is a great place to start. I'm old school: a big fan of analog tech and sturdy construction, and this unit is built to withstand the apocalypse. Very portable and extremely durable. This would be great for a low-key/songwriter live rig, pod casts and/or a home studio setting.

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Have a question about this product? Our expert Gear Advisers have the answers.

  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byNathan

    fromBowling Green, Ohio

    Would this work to power a Yamaha BR15 800W 15 inch passive speaker? Also does this have a power cord that plugs into a wall outlet?

    Would this work to power a Yamaha BR15 800W 15 inch passive speaker? Also does this have a power cord that plugs into a wall outlet?

    Open Reply - Thomas
    No, it won't. For that you need amplification. It requires a power supply

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byFrank

    fromLaredo, Tx.

    i wanted to get a mixer that i can connect my mircophone and connect music laptop or phone and connect to a 1500w speaker, my question is How do i connect the speaker port on the left or right since i only have one speaker?

    i wanted to get a mixer that i can connect my mircophone and connect music laptop or phone and connect to a 1500w speaker, my question is How do i connect the speaker port on the left or right since i only have one speaker?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    Please contact a Customer Service Agent for trouble shooting inquiries

  • submitted7 years ago

    asked byFrank

    fromLaredo Texas

    on the stereo out where it has the two xlr L and R can i connect a male xlr to 2 female xlr adapter so i can connect to one pa speaker? so i can have both the left and right on one speaker since i only have one pa speaker.

    on the stereo out where it has the two xlr L and R can i connect a male xlr to 2 female xlr adapter so i can connect to one pa speaker? so i can have both the left and right on one speaker since i only have one pa speaker.

    Open Reply - Gear Specialist
    Yes these do have XLR balanced outputs. You can combine the two XLR's into one powered speaker.